Tom

I gotta say Die Hard with a Vengeance has always been my fave, I saw it before I saw the other 2 though and I've always had a liking of anything New York Edit: Rampage Jackson is to play BA is he? Wonder if he'll dry hump anything in it?

Cars takes a lot of flack but I thought it did an amazing job of giving inanimate objects personality and character. Liked the underlying story of the demise of rural America as well

As good as Wall-E is it isn't one of my faves, it doesn't touch Ratatouille or Nemo in my opinion, still a great film though

Is anyone else going to see Up this month or am I the only saddo here? Gotta admit I'm a massive Disney and Pixar fan so can't wait

Wow I've only seen 70 of 250, a few of them I have seen but can't remember so not ticked them

I went to see Sorority Row the other week and there was a trailer for The Descent 2 before it, should be good. Although it confused me because; On a totally different note, next month I will be going to see Toy Story and Up in 3d, can't wait Pixar are amazing.

Not the greatest environment but the food at The Auberge in Rishton is usually superb and they do a Sunday Lunch menu.

'The Descent' scared me sh1tless although there is some jumpy moments in it. For a pretty disturbing horror, try 'mum and dad' it's a british indie film which obviously takes influences from Fred and Rosemary west. For an 80's type of throwback horror 'Drag me to Hell' is awesome although not really scary I love my horrors but hate anything with ghosts, they freak me out. On Martrys, apparently it's just torture p0rn and non stop tension, meant to be really hard watching.

Not a seafood fan but I have heard rave reviews about it in the past so may broaden my horizons so to speak. I'm also going to research into New Yorks brst pizza and cheesecake

Cheers chaps not going till March for the anniversary but I wanna get a plan of action sorted. Staying at the Hilton Garden Inn Times Square so theres plenty of options around there.

Anyone want to recommend any restaurants in New York?

I liked Zurab but he often has mad rushes of blood to the head or falls asleep at vital times. It makes sense for everyone for him to move on really.

It's a fair point you raise AESF and interesting to note about Diouf, in a way I hope he is fasting as his faith is more important than a job and that should be respected in my opinion. I'm a Catholic by the way not that it makes any difference.

Wellsprings was ok, not amazing but decent value on the 2 for 1 deal, far better than Chiquito's anyway. My only qualm with mexican food is I always think I can make it just as goos at hime easily. still nice place and will go again I think.

About to try The Wellsprings on Pendle. Not expecting too much however but will report back.

RIP Bobbby, nice guy and a foorball legend.

Full marks to the Bukhara, great food throughout, 11 of us went and not a bad word was said. The roast lamb looked as tender as could be hoped for. Can't wait to go again there were so many starters i wanted

Bukhara tonight, have preordered the lamb roast for 2 of my mates to share. Quick question is it still unliscenced and you can't take your own either?

Thats just Benni being Benni there's nothing in it

Bukharra this coming sunday for my birthday, looking forward to it.

Went to the Clog yesterday and the Black horse somewhere in Clitheroe near chatburn today, both superb with chips to die for.

We were having a discussion last week at the Cricket club saying we hadn't been to Auberge in ages and had heard it had dropepd off, so it's still decent Abbey aye? May have to schedule a visit.

To be honest I always think the 3.50 carvery at Old Mother Redcap is half decent for a quick cheap fix. It is what it is and does that job ok.

I finally got to the Clog and Billycock today, 6 of us went and all loved it. I had the devilled chicken and the wife the cheese and onion pie, both great. And the bottles of saspirella are a nice bonus. Will go again for sure.

True alexanders, both him and Scholes could have walked, petty stuff.